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I'd consequently incurable. 1t is impossible to de-
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STATE CORRESPONDENCE.



SoUTH1NGroN, June 16.-Mrs. Horatio Durham
was hurt more than at first reported in the accident
last Sunday, and her death is looked for at any
Joseph Elliot tramp, insulted women here Tues
tray pi law to the Superior court ~''- '--'
The attendance at the spiritualists' meeting at
Compounce Wednesday was estimated at five hun
dred.
MADISON, June 16.-Mr. Kenyon has COW which
has been making seventeen pounds of butter week
this sI pTettv good for cow in this section
Children's day will be observed in the churches
in this place next Sunday with appropriate SER
Mr Will Demarest of New York, son-in- law of
n mT Of Mr Samuel &es 'ne
At a town meeting held Tuesday it was voted to
make the school in the Hand academy free to the
scholars of the town for the coming year.
oxford.
OXFORD. June 16;-The longest legal school year
Of thstown is thirty weeks The legal school year
Of four districts is thirty weeks that hat OF seven
Joint board of school visitors and selectmen appor
lars a week for the teacher and fifteen dollars a
year for the fuel and incidental expenses OF eacn
OF the eleven Of FIJI sooa far % is
less than eight It is now proposed by ne select
and school board to make m ESQ
| that no charge be made for examining teachers
grade of flour higher priced at Seymour than at
home stores.
A discourse appropriate to the occasion pro-
nounced in the Congregational church last Sabbath
''Childrens day"
Corn and potatoes rather backward Meadow
grass is light Pasture grass has thus far grown
with considerable reluctance Old potatoes are
usually scarce The common price here Of day
tcable for the unskilled workman to purchase a
barrel of the best flour for four days work
A lodge of Good Templars called Magnolia was
organized here last evening in the Congregational
conference room by Mr.. Garfield, of South Britain.
The first regular meeting is to be held next Tues
day evening at the residence of Constable Lake
DR.. Lewis Barnes, after fortnights absence at
tending the National Medical convention at Chica-
go and visiting friends in divers cities this side of
Chicago and beyond it, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Barnes is still at La Porte, Indiana
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NOw-The Time TO SnecuIate.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Closing quotations Reported over Private Wires
to Edwin Rowe &c Co., Commission Mer-
chants. 4o3 New York Produce Exchange. New
York.
The following shows the quotations at p NJ
tChicago tims) for the past three days:
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miscellaneous.

New Haven Taxes.
1HE subscriber gives notice to all persons liable
Il to pay taxes in New Haven on list of 1885, and
payable July 1. 1887, for the Town, City, New Ha
ven City school District and Westvile. school Dis
said lists July l, 1887, at his office, No. City
Hall, Church street.
Regular Office hours, a. to u M. and to 5
p. m. THEODORE A. FUTILE,
Collector of the above named taxes.
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Reliable testimony
WORTH READING BY ALL.


Neao Hagee Conn.,, May Is, 1887.
1IESSRS. EDITORS
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Fresh fmpOrtaIiOns
OF Havana Cigars large stock received to.
~ day. including medium priced goods of extra
value. At retail and by the box.
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no Chapel Street
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DELIVERED By CARRIERS IN THE CITY, Is
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New Haven and Derby Railroad,
Train Arrangement commencing Nav 80 1857
LEAVE NEW HAVEN
At 700 and 952 q: M. 1:30. 2:3o, 5:45, 7:o5 D. m
Saturdays only at II 100 D. M - N
LEAVE ANSONIA
$685. 9:e5 and 11:40 ITO. $3.50 and $40 D. m
Connections are made at Ansenia with PASSENGER
trains Of the Naugatuck railroad and at New Haven
with the principal trains Of other roads centerinR
there. E. s. OIJTNTARD gnn,t
New Haven. May 80, 1857.
New Haven IL NOrGhamDuon R. R
and 400 p m. for North Adams Turner's Falls
williamsburg, Holyoke and New Hartford, and in.
-termediate points. At 6:25 p. M for Williamsburg
and points this side.
Trains arrive from William sburg at 9:l7 a. M
and from North Adams at 1:23, $50 and s:28 D. M
AZ Small time tables at all stations
EDWARD A. RAY, G. T. A.
New Haven. February IS, 1887 -
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Eastern League standing.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-22

Street and Agricultural Park Railway
Company was instructed to place its
track on the paving grade between
First and Third streets.
Bids for furnishing barley and hay
was received from Simmons & Sons;
for grading Banning street, from A. N.
Teller; for grading Park View avenue,
from Strong & Shaw, and referred to
the Board of Public Works.
| PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS.
The following communications were
received and referred to the proper
committees:
From S. Lippins ct al, asking that
the grade of Ann street be established.
From H. B. Sargent, protesting
against the surrender of Aurora street
to the S. P. r. r. Co.
From G. f. Day ct al, asking that
Alameda street, between Lake Shore
and State streets, be ordered graded.
From the S. P. r. r. Co., asking
that fire hydrants be placed opposite
the freight depot on San Fernando
street.
From A. Mccartney, asking for the
return of money paid on tax deed.
From Mrs. M. Richards, asking fOr
a rebate of taxes.
From Margaretta Dockweiler, ask
ing for rebate of taxes.
| From Henry Elliott, asking for re-
bate of taxes.
| From w. d. Gould, protesting
against the opening of Canal street as
proposed.
| From F. w. Peschke ct al, protest
ing against the granting Of franchise
for an elevated railway on Macy
street.
From Lipp Bros, asking to be al
lowed to grade Elmyer street from
Main to its eastern terminus.
From E. G. Burlingame, calling at
tention to the condition of Main stree
! between Washington and jefferson
and asking that the zanja be piped.
From Sentous Rros., asking per
mission to erect steam boiler on the
corner of Buena Vista and Belle Vut
streets.
From the Richmond Fire Alarm
Company, proposing to put in numer
GUS improvements in the present sys
/, t6IQ. INtlcIIcu W tuO SlOy hotOi hOy
( and Fire Commissioners, with powel
to act.
From Eyrcend Bros, asking per
, mission to change the entrance u
: their place of business.
From the Los Angeles City Watel
Company, as follows: Since the con
! struction of the levy on both sides o
the Los Angeles river from the Buens
!, Vista street bridge south will likel,
~ cause the river to cut down its bed il
time of freshet, thus endangering ou
!. pipe which carries the domestic waite
q supply of East Los Angeles, and w
desiring also to increase the supply il
Il that district, we humbly petition you
honorable body for permission to ham
/ a ten-inch sheet-iron pipe on tn
r Buena Vista street bridge. Th
# weight of such a pipe filed Will
water will not exceed fifty pounds pc
d lineal foot.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-22
MORE BUILDING
In the Hands of the Architects
of the City.

IN tAe kHan0S Oh tne ALCultcCts
of the City.
Architects G. w. Davis and B. J.
Reeves were interviewed yesterday by
a HERALD reporter, both gentlemen
stating that they were anxious to Sc
cure more good workmen. While in
terviewing Mr.. Reeve two contractors
came in and fully corroborated the
above statement. Their experience
had been that some of the best East
ern carpenters had to work some time
before they could accomplish as much
as the carpenters here. They pre-.
ferred paying 81 per day for good
workmen than a SIN aller salary to
poor workmen. Building material
seems to be scarce and some COM
plain that they have been delayed on
that account.
Mr.. G. w. Davis has the following
list of buildings in operation:
Residence for J. S. Vosburg, on
Figueroa street, $15 900.
Residence for Mrs. Judge Fisher ON
Anita avenue, $2500.
Cucamonga Hotel, $12, 500.
Marengo Hotel at South Pasadena,
SIS 900.
Residence for J. H. Jacobs on Main
street, $4,000.
Cucamonga Bank, $500.
Cucamonga postoffice, $4,000.
Hotel for j. J. Wordsworth at San
Pedro, on Second street, SIS, 1000.
Jones BLOCK, brick, at Alhambra
$l4 900.
Mr.. Davis has on hand 70 commence
all the work he can attend to.
B. j. Reeves has in course of con-
struction the following buildings:
Warehouse for L. Philips, three.
story and basement, built of brick,
stone and iron, ninety feet frontage on
Los Angeles street, between Requena
and First, $40, 1000.
Philips block, four-story and base
ment, brick, iron and granite, 12Ox
1876, on corner of Spring and Franklin
streets, $3.50, 900.
Mullally Block, three story and
basement to be built of brick and
iron 53x90, corner Of College and
Buena Vista street; 5000.
Swharz Block, two story and base
ment, to be built Of brick and iron, So
feet frontage, corner of Main and
Third, $4,000.
Wilson Block, three story, brick
and iron on west side of Main street,
between First and Second streets,
$14 600.
Ganahl Block, three story frame,
50xl00, corner of Elmyra and New
Main streets, $1S, 900. 'Hfi
Warehouse for j. Bernard, brick,
one story, on Alameda street near
Second, $4,000.
Addition to Mrs. Osterman's busi-
ness block, corner of Eighth and
Olive streets, $4,000.
Residence of P. GARNER on corner
of Nevada and West Pico streets,
$40, 900. a'a
Residence for D. Cunningham on
Hill street, between Seventh and
Eighth, $4500.
Residence of Mrs. Ganahl. corner
of Grand avenue and Washington
street, $4,000. sr a.
Business block, brick and iron,
for Riverside Eighth Street Improve
ment Company, $4,000.
Block in Santa Ana for DIR. Med
lock, 75xS0, two story, brick and
iron, $4,000.
Two story frame, Catholic school
house at Pasadena (not finished in
side), $4,000. s5.i aIt1t
Completing Catholic church at Po-
mona, $500.
Mr.. Reeves has on hand $3.50, 600
worth Of work to commence as soon
rs possible.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-22
A ROv,s Find.

Early yesterday morning small
boy named Robert Waths, found in a
barrel on the corner of Spring and
Second streets, a pocket-book contain
ing check for 5000, a sight draft for
5000, and note for $120, all drawn in
favor Of A. IL. Fox. The boy carried
them to the Police Station where they
await an owner.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-22

impotency in man or woman cured by
Gilmore's Aromatic Wine. G. +. Heinze
man, agent. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-22

estimste. The Board recommended that the
following contracts be awarded to e. c. Bur
lingAme: Belmont avenue at &1.75 per
ront foot, Kuhrts street at 81 go per front
provided he put in cobble cutters the en-.
tire length. Adopted.
The Board recommended that the
City Clerk be instructed to notify
the California Central Railroad Com.
pany to remove the distractions from
the river bed under their bridge
across the Los Angeles river. The
Board made similar recommenda-
tions some time ago and the railroad
company at that time stated to Coun-
ell Clerk that the present obstruc-
tions were only temporary and would
be removed at an early date. The
members of the Board notice that
nothing has been done in the matter
by said company. We therefore most
earnestly recommend that the rail-
road company be ordered to give the
matter their immediate attention. II
they fail to comply with this order,
the Board requests that said company
be held responsible for any and all
charges that may arise from such
neglect. We further recommend that
the company be requested to comply
with the ordinance requiring 100 #.
clear span across the river bed.
Adopted.
Moved that the Southern Pacific
Railroad company be notified to com.
ply with the ordinance requiring 10C
#. spans. Adopted.
Mr.. Lowell introduced a resolution
granting to the Tenth and Main-street
Hotel Company, permission to place
temporary tracts leading to the hote
grounds for the purpose of layins
material ON the grounds for the new
hotel.
Referred to Board of Public Works
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-22
W0LFSKILL ORCHARD TRACT!
AT PRIVATE SALE F.!
subdivision
Wofskil, Gladys, Ave

THIS MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY, lying the heart the
city, but minutes walk from the Court House, must
mend itself all Of in from its proximity
business center which is every growing this direction
The NEW POSTOFFICE within short blocks.
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